Future Champions GolfRemember when teenagers were qualifying for PGA Tour and European Tour events and that was totally crazy for us all? Old news. We now have pre-teens making it into huge professional events in men's golf.

That kid you see to the right is Ye Wocheng, a 12-year-old who lives in the city of Donggaun in the Guangdong province of China and apparently is a pretty impressive golfer. How impressive? His two-round total of 142 was low enough to land him a spot in the Volvo China Open that kicks off May 2.

The craziest part? Wocheng didn't just qualify, but at one point was leading the entire qualifier!

Via the SkySports report ...

After shooting an opening four-under 68 on Tuesday, Ye raced to the turn in his second round leading the field on seven-under after four birdies.

Then the pressure began to tell on a tumultuous back nine. He dropped shots at 11 and 14 - but then calmed down and rallied with a birdie at the 15th. Then there was more drama at the par five 16th where he appeared to be

There is no feeling better to a golfer than pulling off the exact golf shot you need at the perfect time, especially when that comes on the final hole of a tournament.

At the 1990 Nestle Invitational (what the Arnold Palmer Invitational was called before it was the Arnold Palmer Invitational), Robert Gamez was battling Greg Norman down the stretch on Sunday at Bay Hill.

On the final hole, Gamez switched from a 6-iron to a 7-iron, hitting a sweeping draw from 176 yards to the Sunday pin position we've been so used to over the years at this event. The ball landed, spun left, smacked the flag and disappeared for a walk-off eagle, good enough for a one-shot victory over Norman.

It is still one of the best shots in the history of Bay Hill and was just another heartbreaking loss in the long list of tough finishes for Greg Norman.

FacebookAs you heard on Monday, Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn are officially a couple. Tiger, the 14-time major winner and tip of the professional athlete summit, announced on his Facebook page that he was dating Vonn, a former gold medal winner in the Winter Olympics and while the two seem obsessed with each other in those pictures, that hasn't always been the case.

[Video: Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn make it Facebook official]

Geoff Shackelford dug up this Time Magazine article from three years ago titled, "Lindsey Vonn Makes Fun of Tiger Woods Too!" The article was accompanied by this quote, that shows it wasn't just golf writer, bloggers and fans that had a little fun when Woods came on that stage years ago to give us his statement about what exactly happened in his personal life.

And like millions of Americans, Vonn can't help poking fun at Woods' staged event. When a member of her Vonn-tourage tells her that Woods gave a few friends hugs after ending his statement, she cracks, "They're

Tiger Woods — Getty ImagesThere are plenty of things pointing towards a Tiger Woods victory this week at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

For one, the guy has won at Bay Hill seven times including his breakout win a season ago. And 2013 has been pretty good to Tiger with wins at Torrey Pines and the Blue Monster, making him the only guy on tour with multiple wins thus far this year.

Las Vegas is also on board with Woods being the favorite, pegging him at 11-to-4 to win his third event of the season. Right behind Tiger is a familiar face in Phil Mickelson, at 15-to-1, as is Brandt Snedeker and Justin Rose. Sergio Garcia rounds out the five guys that landed at 20-to-1 or better odds, with the rest of the names after the jump.

Facebook.comIf there is one thing Tiger Woods is great at, it's golf. If there is one other thing, it's keeping his private life extremely private.

So this announcement on Tiger's Facebook page was pretty surprising. On Monday, Woods posted four pictures of himself and Lindsey Vonn, with the following message.

This season has been great so far and I'm happy with my wins at Torrey and Doral. Something nice that's happened off the course was meeting Lindsey Vonn. Lindsey and I have been friends for some time, but over the last few months we have become very close and are now dating. We thank you for your support and for respecting our privacy. We want to continue our relationship, privately, as an ordinary couple and continue to compete as athletes.

Vonn, who won a gold medal at the 2010 Winter Olympics, has been rumored to be hanging with Tiger over the past few months (even borrowing his jet at one point), but this is first official announcement that the two are actually an item.

[Related: Masters odds still have Tiger Woods as heavy favorite at Augusta]

Here's Vonn's statement on the relationship:

We are almost past these trying days in our society where the Harlem Shake is a thing we all have to hear and see, but that didn't stop Golf Channel's Morning Drive group to test out their own version on Monday.

Bubba Watson, man of many talents including the ability to star in music videos, had the group up and dancing and, well, it's exactly what you'd expect from a bunch of golf journalists attempting to do the Harlem Shake.

I must say, I give Gary Williams much credit for his ability to move it. I definitely didn't see that coming and think there is a cameo opportunity there for the host in Golf Boys 3.0. Also, did Hack just invent something called "The Potpourri"?! I think he might have.

Talk about an incredible start to the 2013 season for American Stacy Lewis. The 28-year-old won her second LPGA event of the season on Sunday at the RR Donnelley LPGA Founders Cup thanks to a final round 64 that helped her leapfrog Ai Miyazato to snag her sixth LPGA win since April of 2012.

It also pushed her past Yani Tseng as the top ranked golfer in the world, an incredible accomplishment for someone that has taken her game to a completely different level over the last two season, but all of this almost didn't happen.

Why? Because her caddie, Travis Wilson, landed Lewis a two-shot penalty on Saturday after a viewer called into the event letting them know that Wilson had tested a hazard with his shoe. Rule 13-4 states you must not, "Test the condition of the hazard or any similar hazard," and Wilson did so with his shoe on the 16th hole on Saturday.

The two-shot penalty pushed Lewis four shots behind Miyazato, but that final round 64 allowed her to make up all the ground (and more)

It was a pretty cool day on the PGA Tour, as a rather unknown in Kevin Streelman was looking for his first PGA Tour win of his career.

Streelman had played 152 PGA Tour events heading into the Tampa Bay Championship without a win, but his Saturday 65 vaulted him up the leaderboard and his Sunday 67 kept him there.

There were plenty of fireworks on Sunday at Innisbrook so check out the final round highlights above.